Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

Welsh, secretary or tuo AnuioH ,T;- Association, who went to Fort Mailon' Fla. to investigate the condition or t9e Apacbes there, has returned ana Ilaue a report. Last October there were hpOus JOO Indians confined there. Now thele are AT; iorty-fOur of the orlglnsi nun her were taken to Carlisle and 70 p,ius cipsily women and children, nave uisN in confinement. Welsh says tne clO.n ing of the Indians during the winter n@' been totally insufficient and unsuitsOlo st most Of them wore only rags which 'ne' had brought with them from Arizona-
 PrrrsBURG. Pa, March 4-A revision of she west bound freig lt traffic, Tor post ing on April first, when the lnter-steIe laws enter into effect, shows a redueuoh from JO so 42lz cents per 100 pounds oe- tween this cI;y and Chicago. Other classes are reduced two and nalI cents. This reduction was unexPected by sbipp-rs.
 B,sroS, March 2I It Is claimed that the uool which has taken the Atchison railfoed in bagd Is one ot the strongest ever formed here aud will put the stock m to Sl20. II they have to purchase 50D OOO shares. It is hinted that stock boIfers will. on the next declaration Of dividends. receive them on per cent basls The street is extremly bulllsh on on this stock.
 SYDNEY, \. 5. ", March 24 -Eigh- | ty. five men were entOmbed by an e1plo- sion in Bulls col.Iery yesterday. The aecident occurred In a tunnel a mile and a halt from the mouth of the pit. Seven ! bodies hsve been recovered. The tun- mel is blocked by de0rls Oalsed by ;he explosion.
 PARIS. March 24-The cabinet, while It does no. favor the principle of sur tsx on foreign cattle. has resolved in view ot prevailing low prices. to leave | ths decision of the question to the cham | Der of deputies.
 Germany has refused 10 participate l either iu the industrial or art sections of | the PAris international exhibition Ot | 1889.
 SAN EERNARDISo, March 24.-The | veg. bound freight oE the SOuthern | Pacific. WAS thrown from the track this | morning. neal ClitoG. and nearly all of | three ca.s of cattle were killed. The | trains are delayed.
 | SAN BEESARDINo, Gala, March 2t- | Geo W. SDIers, su invalid residing with | a family named Beeden, in the foothills
 on the road to Arrowhead Springs, was l burned to death this morning. He kept
 an oil stove burning all night and IS | supposed to have upset IL. Tue house
 and contents were destroyed.
 BALTIMORE. March l-President Gar reit esterday told Msior Rogers that the much talked of railroad deal had ! s-T. hv,s Fnv l 1iuor details remained tO he arranged. l Ives auf otayBer were in the city tc-Iay and were clcsetsd rith President Gar for so--e time. The vice president and several other officials of the Gin cinna.i, Hamilton tS Dayton railroad. also arrived hcrc I.s: night ID Q special car from Cincinnati. They are suppos- l ed to be here on business connected l with tha deals.
 NEW YORK, March PA cable dis { patch Is just received from Rome an- nounciug that the Pope, desiring to
 show special honor to Archbishop Cor
 rigan, has named him prelate assistant
 to the Pontificsl throne
 PARis. March 2l An official in the l French var office has been iismi. ssd On
 susp picion that he has been supplying the l secrets of the department to foreigners. NEW YORK. March 2L-Ihis weeks business to tue Pacific coast by all the ] routes wili eclipse any prevIOus week iu the history uf the Pacific railroads. In fact the freight agents gre seriously l bothered how tO handle the freight
 winch is now being poured n by ship pefs. @hicu iu every branch of trade is l simply enormous. It was settled yester- da5 G3oU2 z t-LLs continental people tha; the curr.L: ra;es from Chicago to the l paaifi, cJa Riil apply Cu ai. shipments ia transit un or before tae i b proxImo,
 FeSaTdicss 0f when they may be deliver d al tte Missouri river.
 CmcAGo, March 23.-Csrter H. liar
 -isou WAS nominated for mayor by the democrats 3Lis afternoon. Harrison ap- pasr-d before the convention and posi- lively declined tue EomIna;ion for mayor.
 ST. PAUL, Minn.. March 23.-The \. ?. resumed through business to-day. Ie.eyraphIC information was received Bt l headquarters to-day that the steamer
 uelela had been secured and that traUs- tCr- Ui all passengers. baggage, express
 and mails would be made between Bis narsk and Rock Haven. \ large nun ber Cf passengers who have been de
 tain,G ia St. Pau! OF account os the
 ti go. leave thIs afternoon and the road sas IS uci ils ruc.iOns tO all agents
 iLa- the iiue Is open for travel GgaIn.
 ALBANY, \, r., March 23.-Crosbys | high license bull has been passed by
 vote of 70 Co G6.
 NEw loEk. March 23.LThe jury in tue case of Doodle Alderman CieRry,
 having Jailed Co agree, ves discharged ! ttis afternoon.
 LONDON, March 23.-The Standards 1 correspondent tels graphs that since the
 rec @; attempt to sssassiDBte the czar
 and Iu consequence of the threatening 1 letters cf the uihliists, polIce vigilance
 has been Tejoubied. Arrests are beng
 ma is daily, and al suspicious persons
 Gfe under pOlce surveillance. So far | over three hundred arrests have been
 m de ot persons suspected If being i'm. | pl.c.s.d ia the late plot. md there are ! ye; Ialuy others whose descriptions are
 iu the hanjs of the police. whose arrest
 Is meIs matter of tune.
 l PHEyIx. March PA deed was re ! corded here Co day of the Vulture gold l mining property to Senator il. A. Ts- ] bar, Of Colorado; consideration S265 QUO. | Cyrus DItb.e, formerly of Denver, is
 HOW superintendent, and left to day to
 take charge of the property at VuIture.
 ST PAUL, Miun., Mch. 24 A Bismarck | special says: Water fell two feet to-day. ! H-ert river hes not yc. broken, bu, ! most of th' water has passed under the | ice. SO TO damage Is anticipated. Aside
 rom rs cad d mlge. the flood has not | damagtd over a thousand dollars.
 LosDoy, March 23. .-The Queen vls- | Ited Bueknghgm to-day and laid the l corner stone oi the St. Clovil Associa- | iiol. The weather was fine. Public ! buildings and private residences were decorated and the streets were .thronged. | Her Nsl =Sty passed through a street ! spanred by 0 triumphant arch. A re- ! oept;On was gwen her which was hearty and enthusiastic.
 D5wSIEyILLE. Cal, March 23-This moruIlg about 10 o'clock the buildings ot the Bald Mountain Extension Co. at the mouth of the company's tunnel at